Everything You Need to Know to Care for Your Essentials
We are so grateful for your recent purchase and hope you love your new products.Here you will find everything you need to know about your Sable Bebe product. Have a look around and as always, if we can help you with anything please reach out to us. View our contact page here with how to contact us.
Caring for Your Baby Lounger or Nursing Pillow Insert
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At Sable Bebe, we believe luxury lives in the little things, including how you care for them.
With gentle handling, your baby lounger and nursing pillow insert will continue to offer comfort, support, and lasting beauty for years to come.
- Wash separately using lukewarm water and either a gentle hand wash or machine wash (<40 degrees) on a delicate cycle.
- Use a mild detergent (such as Softly Delicates) that contains no bleach or optical brighteners.
- If you choose to hand wash only leave your linen to soak for a maximum of 10 minutes.
- Air-dry in the shade.
To Preserve Your Lounger and Nursing Pillow Insert Don't:
- Use bleach or detergent with optical brighteners.
- Use fabric softener.
- Dry in direct sunlight as this damages the fibres.
- Tumble-dry your Baby Lounger or Nursing Pillow
With a little extra care, your Sable Bebe essentials will remain soft, supportive and beautiful, ready to be cherished today, and treasured tomorrow.
Because when it comes to your little one, only the gentlest touch will do.
Caring for Your Baby Lounger or Nursing Pillow Cover
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At Sable Bebe, we believe that caring for the things you love is part of what makes them last.
Our linen lounger and nursing pillow covers are crafted to be both beautiful and practical and with the right care, they’ll stay soft, breathable, and ready for every precious moment.
- Wash separately using lukewarm water and either a gentle hand wash or machine wash (<40 degrees) on a delicate cycle.
- Use a mild detergent (such as Softly Delicates) that contains no bleach or optical brighteners.
- If you choose to hand wash only leave your linen to soak for a maximum of 10 minutes.
- Air-dry in the shade.
To Preserve Your Linen Covers Don't:
- Avoid bleach, optical brighteners, and fabric softeners, as they can break down fibres and diminish the natural texture of linen.
- Refrain from washing in hot water or tumble-drying on high heat — both can cause shrinkage and fibre stress.
- Do not dry or store in direct sunlight, as this can lead to fading over time.
- Let your linen rest between wears to maintain its shape and longevity.
With proper care, your Sable Bebe linen cover will remain a soft, breathable staple — designed to be loved, washed, and passed down with care.
Caring for your Linen Sheets and Quilts
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Crafted from 100% pure linen, our sheets and quilts are designed to be gentle on delicate skin and grow softer with every sleep. A little extra care will help them stay beautiful for years to come.
- Wash your linen covers inside out in lukewarm water (below 40°C), using a gentle machine cycle or a careful hand wash.
- Use a mild, linen-safe detergent (such as Softly Delicates), free from bleach or optical brighteners.
- If hand washing, soak for no more than 10 minutes to protect the fabric’s natural fibres.
- Air-dry in the shade to help retain colour, structure, and breathability.
- Lightly steam or press on low heat to smooth creases and restore softness.
To Preserve Your Linen Bedding:
- Avoid bleach, optical brighteners, and fabric softeners, as they can break down fibres and diminish the natural texture of linen.
- Refrain from washing in hot water or tumble-drying on high heat — both can cause shrinkage and fibre stress.
- Do not dry or store in direct sunlight, as this can lead to fading over time.
- Let your linen rest between wears to maintain its shape and longevity.
Our linen bedding is made to be part of your family’s story - to be washed, cuddled into, and treasured. With mindful care, it only gets better with time.
Caring for Your Playmats and Pram Liners
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Our linen playmats and pram liners are designed for life on the go - soft, durable, and made to move with you. A few simple care steps will keep them looking beautiful through every adventure.
- Wash your linen covers inside out in lukewarm water (below 40°C), using a gentle machine cycle or a careful hand wash.
- Use a mild, linen-safe detergent (such as Softly Delicates), free from bleach or optical brighteners.
- If hand washing, soak for no more than 10 minutes to protect the fabric’s natural fibres.
- Air-dry in the shade to help retain colour, structure, and breathability.
- Lightly steam or press on low heat to smooth creases and restore softness.
To Preserve Your Linen Covers Don't:
- Avoid bleach, optical brighteners, and fabric softeners, as they can break down fibres and diminish the natural texture of linen.
- Refrain from washing in hot water or tumble-drying on high heat — both can cause shrinkage and fibre stress.
- Do not dry or store in direct sunlight, as this can lead to fading over time.
- Let your linen rest between wears to maintain its shape and longevity.
Machine-washable and made to last, our linen playmats and pram liners are everyday essentials. Designed to keep up with your little one and hold up beautifully with every wash.
Caring for your Nappy Bag and Nappy Accessories
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Crafted for everyday adventures, our nappy bags and accessories are designed to balance practicality with timeless design. With thoughtful care, they’ll remain durable, functional and beautiful - ready to support you through every outing.
- Wipe clean with a damp cloth for everyday maintenance.
- Spot clean marks with lukewarm soapy water.
- Use a mild detergent (such as Softly Delicates) that contains no bleach or optical brighteners.
- Air-dry in the shade.
- Store in a cool, dry place with appropriate ventilation.
To Preserve Your Nappy Bag:
- Machine wash
- Submerge or soak in water.
- Use bleach or detergent with optical brighteners.
- Use fabric softener.
- Tumble dry.
- Store in direct sunlight, as this can cause discolouration.
